Newspaper Masthead for CHASE editors and publishers
The item lists the publishing house CHASE editors and publishers CHAS F. CHASE and RE. P. CHASE as editors and publishers for a publication that appears to circulate every evening except Sunday.
26 Jul 1922
Page 1
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1922
Page
1
The item lists the publishing house CHASE editors and publishers CHAS F. CHASE and RE. P. CHASE as editors and publishers for a publication that appears to circulate every evening except Sunday.
Three men from Hancock vicinity arrived in Atlantic early morning to claim coal as all local dealers were out. The piece argues a looming coal shortage with rising prices and job losses if mining halts, urging swift action and distrusting unions and political parties.
A William to Missouri and Iowa GOP clash dominates letters urging the party to stay true to its roots. critics warn the convention may bow to Liberal candidates and Bolshevik sympathizers, while elders urge steadfastness and the preservation of Republican ideals.
A prominent farmer told County Agent Barker that excessive credit and easy borrowing have fueled hard times. He urged tighter discipline during both boom and bust periods, warning paydays cannot fix if caution was ignored in better times.
Science and progress notes two inter glacial days when life was simple and tools were branches. The piece reflects on primitive forefathers using trees as clubs and the rough trek to hunt for food with simple weapons, highlighting early survival.
A collage of dated opinions cites the folly of ambitious unions and the wasteful zeal of improvers. It reflects on industrial strife, political maneuvering around LaFollette and Ganfield, and debates over open shops and federal troop protection as strikes loom. Debs is judged as political prisoners.
A garbled column of quips and odd phrases bounces between topics. It mentions a burlesque show, city undertaker, and odd maxims about pie politics and luck from worn tires to vacations. Multiple misprints obscure clear meaning but convey a lively, nonsensical clipped style.
A Gazette opinion column questions the BSI's slow decline and urges reform. Analysts note budget strains and shifting policy aims, urging decisive leadership to reverse trends and restore public trust in the agency.
Retail merchants from thirty two states will attend the Interstate Merchants Council convention in Chicago August 1 through 3. Delegates will use special gates arranged by railroads and discuss advertising buying selling trade extension community development financing stores accounting merchandising mark downs and credits. Notable names on the program include Paul Davis of Waterloo Iowa president of the association H S Ames of Dayton Ohio G Albert Garver of Strasburg Ohio and Tom M Witten of Trenton Missouri with others listed.
Paul W. Ivey of the University of Nebraska and Davids Humphrey Foster of Beloit Wisconsin lead a bid group with Hi-E Hart Lang of Prairig Minnesota, Otho Mooney of Temple Ohio, and D. R. Duncan of Evansville, as they seek a bid decision.
Des Moines July 26 Associated Press Iowa Federation of Music Clubs will issue a state musical directory soon. Editor Sheldon D Minnich aims for about 200 pages with photos of state officers club presidents and prominent musicians. The book will include state and national history, a story on each club, and a directory of every club member plus club activities and progress. Information is being sent to Mrs. Schmidt Ames or Mr Minnich.
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